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Imani: Downfall of Merrick Garland, Christopher Wray and Jack Smith

November 19, 2025 Amil Imani

The battle for America’s soul rages on, and the enemy lurks within. On this day, October 24, 2025, the truth explodes like a thunderclap: Merrick Garland and Christopher Wray, the architects of tyranny, have rubber-stamped a sinister operation dubbed “Arctic Frost.” This vile scheme unleashed Jack Smith’s FBI strike force to spy on over 100 Republican-linked groups, … Read more

Imani: When Will the People See True Accountability?

November 4, 2025 Amil Imani

Without a doubt, everyday Americans are increasingly challenging the uneven hand of political accountability. They observe a system that appears to pursue accountability with an ironclad imbalance of justice, leaving one side largely untouched while the other bears the brunt of investigations and prosecutions. This sentiment has intensified in recent months as calls grow louder for action … Read more

OROTOLANO: How the Nashua Courthouse Broke My Faith in Justice

October 22, 2025 Laurie Ortolano

Judges are supposed to be fair and impartial. In New Hampshire, they should embody independence, not inheritance. My experience in Hillsborough County South has shown otherwise. The lines between mentorship and favoritism have blurred so deeply that I have lost confidence in the system. When Judge Smith took the bench in Nashua in 2024, she … Read more

ORTOLANO: Justice by Exhaustion: How Nashua’s Courts Protect Power and Punish Dissent (Part V)

October 16, 2025 Laurie Ortolano

What Justice Should Look Like It’s Time for Civil DiscourseAfter five years in Nashua’s courts, I no longer believe the system fails by accident. It fails by design through silence, delay, and loyalty to power. Yet the damage isn’t irreversible. Real reform is still possible if New Hampshire decides that fairness matters more than familiarity. … Read more

Justice by Exhaustion – How Nashua’s Courts Protect Power and Punish Dissent (Part IV)

October 14, 2025October 14, 2025 Laurie Ortolano

The Pocket Judiciary In Nashua, justice doesn’t feel random. I was told that Superior Court cases are assigned through a “round-robin” system to keep things fair. Yet fifteen of my cases went to the same judge. This was simply not statistically possible, and patterns have meaning. That judge, Charles Temple, became the City’s go-to authority … Read more

MacDonald: If Borders are Imaginary Lines …

August 2, 2025 Steve MacDonald

A voiceover of this content is available here. Are you tired of the insane ramblings of watercooler lefties who insist there’s no such thing as an illegal person? That borders are just imaginary lines. And how dare you support Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers who kidnap people off the street and confine them without … Read more

The Trans-justice Case Against Trump

June 2, 2024 Aaron Warner

Since the very first days Donald Trump won the 2016 election his political enemies, once respectfully called Democrats, made it clear they were going after him and his supporters with a vengeance. Though he hadn’t been in office long enough to warrant impeachment Rashida Tlaib defiantly announced to a crowd of her fellow Americans and … Read more

For Democrats, Justice is a One-Way Street

May 22, 2024 Peter Lemiska

Most people would agree that no free society can survive without a fair, unbiased justice system, one in which everyone is treated equally and no one is above the law. While so many governments around the world are rife with corruption and unequal justice, most Americans agree that, while imperfect, our judicial system has always been the best there is.

If American Society Hadn’t Grown Soft, We Wouldn’t Have This Problem

October 10, 2023 Skip

The traditional American view of people as Individuals REQUIRES swift justice. Instead, the Progressives see not individual criminals but Society as a whole being an entire group – which deserves to be punished.

Democrat Words Don’t Mean What You Think …

July 22, 2023 Don

Like con men everywhere, leftists/Marxists/Democrat leaders (“Democrats”) often use commonly understood benign-sounding words to deceive people. Examples:

July 4th – A Day of Jubilation?

July 1, 2023 Peter Lemiska

The Fourth of July is nearly here, and patriotic Americans across the country will be celebrating our nation’s birthday with fireworks, parades, and family gatherings. Most are deeply proud of our country and sincerely grateful for the freedoms and the boundless opportunities that come with American citizenship. But some Americans see our country differently. They … Read more

Where is the Law?

June 3, 2023 Ian Underwood

Newsweek just reported a ‘huge win’ for Ron DeSantis because a particular judge was assigned to a particular case to which he’s a party. Does anyone else see the problem here? If it matters which judge hears a case, then it means that the answers to the legal questions, in that case, aren’t to be found in the law.

Skips Sauntering Snippets Trust (or lack thereof) and Politicians Special Edition

March 17, 2023 Skip

Skips Sauntering Snippets Trust (or lack thereof) and Politicians Special Edition We used to be a high Trust (and honesty) Society. Woe to us as we are rapidly moving to a low Trust one and more to an “Us vs Them” (especially as in “Politicians are their own Special Interest Group”). Doubt me? Our nation’s … Read more

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Biden White House Obstructs Another Investigation

February 14, 2023 Steve MacDonald

The Bidenistas are at it again. Obstructing Justice. A conclusion based on actions that meet the requirements of the “would Dems lose their mind if this were Donald Trump measuring” measuring stick.

Assisting the Great Conspiracy via Professional Loyalty

October 22, 2022 Op-Ed

There is a great conspiracy, a centralized plan to attack people everywhere. I think that there is top-down control coming from a small group. Let’s call them by a neutral-sounding name, the cabal.

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Garland Is Fishing in the Wrong Spot.

August 21, 2022 Peter Lemiska

Hate is a destructive emotion that can rob us of our compassion, our dignity, and even our common sense. For six years now, Democrats have been consumed with an overpowering hatred of the man who left public office nearly two years ago.

No One Is above the Law, You Say?

August 16, 2022 Rick Notkin

Yes, I am well aware that there are never-Trumpers, anti-Trumpers, and people who wish Trump would burst into flames. That’s not today’s subject. You can find that on almost any “news” outlet.

Data Point – Two-Tiered Justice System and Government Is Rigged against Ordinary Citizens

August 13, 2022 Skip

I’ve been posting other Data Points that we ordinary folk are losing Trust in our institutions (both private and public). Now, it is blatant. From the Trafalgar Group: (click to embiggen) If you go to the link, you’ll see that this is an “overall” take. If you look at the Republican, Democrat, and Independents’ take … Read more

A “Small Price to Pay” for Nice Tweets.

October 22, 2021October 19, 2021 Steve MacDonald

More than a few folks have had a political come-to Jesus moment during the brief reign of F. Joe Biden I (the First). It’s hard not to with gas prices rising, inflation, shortages, and the rest of it. But are they having a real moment? Do they see the big picture?

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Effectiveness of Masks Varies by a Number of Factors

October 10, 2021 Rick Notkin

Riddle me this, Batman: When is a door not a door? When it’s ajar. To be fair, American English is a can of worms. How can a word such as “sanction” mean both approval and a penalty?